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1 mixture
2 heterogeneous mixture
3 homogenous mixture
4 solution
5 pure chemical substance
6 compound
7 element

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A balloon is filled with pure carbon dioxide. Which term or termscould be used to describe the contents of this balloon?
Check all that apply.

1 mixture
2 heterogeneous mixture
3 homogenous mixture
4 solution
5 pure chemical substance
6 compound
7 element

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Check all that apply.

1 mixture
2 heterogeneous mixture
3 homogenous mixture
4 solution
5 pure chemical substance
6 compound
7 element